03.13.01 - Feet, animal; Foot prints, nonhuman; Paws and paw prints
03.13.02 - Bones (animals, four-footed mammals); Skeletons (animals, four-footed mammals); Skulls (animals, four-footed mammals)
18.13.05 - Collars (animal other than horses); Leashes (animal other than horses); Yokes, collars, leashes, and harnesses for other animals
26.01.02 - Circles, plain single line; Plain single line circles
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